This lodge is well known as a world class tarpon and snook fishing destination. The tarpon fishing in the area bays and lagoons takes place from March – May and both tarpon and snook can be caught at the river mouths in September and October. The offshore fishing can be great year-round. Year-round fishing includes snapper, jacks, barracuda and grouper. In the spring and in the fall, huge runs of tuna, wahoo, kingfish and snapper come through the area. All fishing is done with light tackle and 8- to 30-pound test line. Both conventional and spinning tackle are used – Ande and Shimano graphite rods equipped with Shimano reels. The fishing lodge also has an arsenal of fly-casting outfits with 9, 10 and 12 weight rods. There is something for every angler – various fishing techniques are employed such as trolling, fly fishing, jigging, sight casting, using live bait and chumming.
Other Activities
Ask about our private tours to secluded Caribbean beaches, bird watching outings, diving, snorkeling, jungle hiking, kayaking and much more.
The Lodge
Handcrafted cabanas dot the private grounds of this secluded paradise. Guests are surrounded by a natural tropical landscapes and an expanse of unique wildlife that can only be found in this part of Panama. Six comfortable and well-appointed cabanas are tastefully adorned with local art, fine linens and beautiful furnishings of native wood designed by local artisans. Each cabana is carefully situated to capture the essence and natural beauty of Bocas del Toro, while having a minimal impact on the environment. Incredible ocean and jungle views can be found on the private decks of each cabana. Outdoor ceiling fans and cool trade winds keep guests comfortable for cocktail hour and relaxing patio gatherings.
Location
The fishing lodge is situated on nearly 100 amazingly lush acres in the Isla Bastimentos – the north westernmost region of Panama. Here, in the beautiful West Panamanian jungles overlooking the turquoise Caribbean waters, guests enjoy incredible fishing while exploring one of the world’s most biologically diverse eco systems.
